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10/19/02
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AlexM
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Hi,
I was wondering about what paul scheele means when he says: get in the ideal state for activation. Is this the same as the 3-relax 2-relax 1-flower? Or do I only do this when doing the photoreading step?
Thanks,
Alex M
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